I’ve come across the below, just wondering if anyone has factored it in Assessments/Appeals?
Eligibility for CHC has nothing to do with medical need (per se) it’s all about totality of the need for CARE - Section 6 of the Equality Act defines a disabled person as someone who:
(a) . . . has a physical or mental impairment, and
(b) the impairment has a substantial and long-term adverse effect on [that
person’s] ability to carry out normal day-to-day activities.
Substantial and long term - (how is that even quantified), I am wondering if thats the hard bit to prove…could relate to one of my sons…but i imagine it would be hard to get.
From what I understand its so hard to get even harder now.
Following this one…
Hope you get some answers
Care is important for everyone, the best care i think a person can have in their lives is a care for self. That is most important. I did a test on mental health and the results came back 96% mentally ill. 
It depends on the person i suppose. Wish you all the best in your future.
Joshua, this is a site for family unpaid carers. Who do you care for, personally?